Too bad it wasn’t in a happy-Christmases-of-the-past kind of way. As Jim pulled up to one of the many warehouses in the old wharf area of Caldwell, she had to brace herself for going into yet another place she had no interest in ever seeing again. “Are you sure we have to do it here?” she asked, looking up at the five-story-high, block-wide building. As a light rain began to fall, it seemed like the cloud cover up above had arrived only because even the sun didn’t want any part of what was about to go down. Eddie leaned around in his seat. “The closer we get to where the infection entry happened, the more successful we’re gonna be.” Her eyes flipped to the rearview mirror. Jim was staring at her from behind the wheel, his blue eyes remote—but it was funny. She could read him now. He was viciously angry and trying not to show it … and that made her love him even more.
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